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by _joel 3y ago
They were also told no test articles at KSC. A loss of GSE there would massively impact their bottom line with F9 launch cadence going to pot.
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by _joel 3y ago
not sure why you're being downvoted, you're correct. They're not allowed to launch test articles at KSC, precisely as it'd impact their capability to launch F9 and other launch providers close by.
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by _joel 3y ago
They are, for the past year or more. Facts help here.
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by _joel 3y ago
The rockets are built at the site they're launched from, they'd need to rebuild all that infrastructure. They're already doing this at KSC and have been for the past year or more now.
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by _joel 3y ago
OpenBTS is a thing
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by _joel 3y ago
I think the OP meant the power cables, what they are monitoring.
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by _joel 3y ago
Taking powerline ethernet to new levels...
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by _joel 3y ago
They're testing CPU performance, not memory capacity. They need that much for the channels.
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by _joel 3y ago
Many fond memories of my X21 P3 and X220 (i5 iirc). Good little machines. Debian and Gentoo, never had issues (I recall anyway!).
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by _joel 3y ago
Is that such a bad thing?
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by _joel 3y ago
Laverbread entered the chat...
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by _joel 3y ago
We have tabulation machines and hand verification, both cross checked, where I'm from. No systematic issues, obviously attempts at localised fraud but this has been caught. More fraud in postal voting.
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by _joel 3y ago
Voting is one thing I don't think should ever be fully electronic. Hard to commit actions at scale with smaller paper ballots, in most places at least.
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by _joel 3y ago
Useless? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10055475/
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by _joel 3y ago
Why to hell with podman? I'd rather use something not encumbered by shady licenses.
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by _joel 3y ago
Well it's an international standard, no biggie.
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by _joel 3y ago
Not one mention of MPEG-DASH
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by _joel 3y ago
Same, it's even used in large public UK broadcasters as it's good gear.
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by _joel 3y ago
Quick, someone call Techmoan
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by _joel 3y ago
Maybe not the CPU per se but I'd imagine the extra beef GPU side could be good for digital signage and entertainment.
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by _joel 3y ago
Same, (albeit a little later) with dodgy copy of 3DSMAX on a 386.
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by _joel 3y ago
DJ mag aint what it used to be. The top 100 is pretty much a joke to most people who care about music.
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by _joel 3y ago
The Logic screenshot with "Untitled" is triggering me.
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by _joel 3y ago
Buy a plan then clone the mac of that device, white hat it. Might have killed a bit of time (unless you needed sleep) :)
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by _joel 3y ago
ARP entered the chat
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by _joel 3y ago
I mean docker machine/desktop (kinda implicit of running docker on macos) not the cli or anything :)
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by _joel 3y ago
It's not really intended to be run as a standalone distro (there's a fedora version though) and (afaiu) the point is to understand the bootloader process and stuff like GPU support from linux. I know company policy moves glacially
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by _joel 3y ago
You're missing the point of Asahi, by the looks of it. It's not intended to be run in a VM.
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by _joel 3y ago
Surely you can do this with xattr?
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by _joel 3y ago
I mean in terms of functionality, this doesn't give me anything extra to what using docker would do on macos (granted it's via a linux based VM). From an end user perspective there's no real difference, but I don't have

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